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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1957

Page

1

Parole official outlines system at Lions Club meeting

Lindell Buchanan, district parole official for twelve southwest Arkansas counties, spoke at the Lawson Hotel Lions Club meeting. He described parole board workings, merit based release after one third of sentence, post parole supervision, and discharge or pardon after completion. He noted monthly parolee investigations and cross checks with judges and district attorneys. The narrative included church group supper notes and Methodist youth choir meeting highlights.

Lindell. Buchanan Lions Club Lawson Hotel Buchanan Penal Department of Arkansas Board of Pardons, Paroles and Probation

Court Docket Details Drunkenhess and Traffic Pleas

Docket items list multiple defendants with pleas guilty or dismissal. George Prater fined 16 shillings for assault and hatchery. Brown fined 5 for no city license and guilty. Eugene Ills fined 3 for no driver's license. Thurmond Lindsey forfeited 3 bond for running red light. Wayne Bailey forfeited 10 for hazardous driving. Charles R Brown fined 30 for transporting untaxed liquor. James Batch forfeited 25. Charles Johnson forfeited 50 for carrying licensed weapon. Rantie Williams no license dismissed on payment. T Belew dismissed. Vernice Coley guilty fined 5 and 3 for no license. John Berdue fined 3 for running stop sign. James Wise dismissed on motion. State docket includes further guilty pleas and dismissals.

Buck Meiser George Prater Charles Brown Eugene Fllls Thurmond Lindsey Wayne Bailey Charles R. Brown James Batch Charles Johnson Rantie Williams T. N. Belew Etty Builds Jor Vernice Coley John Berdue James Wise Hlegs

Local notices mix of birthdays church supper and student events

Hal Boyle era column notes writers and habits at Bucks County home while town gatherings include a Thursday church pot luck with Grace invocation and choir under Jeff Livingston Susie Hooks plays piano and guests list includes Linda Gail McBrayer Doris Hasley and others Rosemary Lee birthday party at Escarre Play School features cake ice cream balloons and bubbles weekend visits and Hendrix College student news highlighted along with regional football and recreation association roles.

Jeff, Livingston Susie Hooks Pianis Linda Gail, McBrayer Doris’ Hasley Phyliss Foster Pat ‘Haltom Betty Ligon Jim McKenzie Joe Escarre Dolores Escarre Charles Yarboough Wayne Bley Py A. Escarre Rosemary Lee Rosemary Lee Gene “Lee at_Escarre’s Mike Duntan Doug Gordon Jerry Jackson Hoyt Jabe Kathy Langley George Jackson Connie Beth Morris Tanna Murry Bill Woodell

Teamsters Face Legal Challenge Over Hoffa Election

Court arguments focus on legality of Hoffa's recent Teamsters election and the delegates' eligibility. Hoffa backs a pledge delaying takeover until November while the union seeks court-ordered supervision and potential receivership.

Teamsey Hoffa United Godfrey Schmidt Salel

Fragmented Interview Glimpses a Dreamer Writer

A fragmented dialogue presents Percelman boasting of literary flair and insomnia cures. He cites an unpublished novel line about rainbow roses on Mosely Mason's dresser, claiming superiority over Mill town while dodging the label of idealist.

Mosely Mason Percelman Milltown

President preaches faith in domestic economy and citizens

A long passage quotes a president stressing confidence in the United States strength through a strong domestic economy and informed citizens. The report notes flu outbreaks at Southern Colony Training School in Wisconsin, with 13 of 14 cottages affected, while Union Grove faces Asian flu complications. A United Press tally lists Asian flu and related deaths nationwide, with New York, Pennsylvania, California, and Michigan among the hardest hit. Connecticut reports 4,187 new cases, total 62,029.

Southern Colony Training School Union Grove Wis United Press Thetation New York Pennsylvania California Michigan Louisiana Wisconsin Hawaii Ohio Cotuh Iowa Utah Kentucky New Jersey Indiana Connecticut Artegona Oklahoma Oregon Washington Columbia Easien Cornnecticut

Thousands of Asian Flu Cases Strain Institutions

Thousands of new Asian flu cases surge, with deaths rising in institutions for the mentally retarded. At Dixon Illinois, the Mentally Retarded facility reports nine deaths and 70 new cases, while similar states and Pennsylvania Pennhurst record fatalities.

Dixon Ill Schebl Pennhurst School Philadelphia Galifornia Institution

Argentine Strike Fails to Budge Government on Wages

A two day national strike in Argentina failed to pressure the government to raise wages. Major industries halted by the walkout while many shops and commercial offices remained open. The protest echoed limited worker turnout and persistent government resistance.

Duengs Aires Argentina Guturantees

Strikers Split as Majority Refuse to Join Walkout

Reports indicate pi rates workers would not be blocked from reaching workplaces. More than half of the three million General Confederation of Labour members refused to join the strike, signaling a major division within the union.

General Confederation of Lawor

Corn on the cob rare in France as diners miss American delicacy

In France, most corn goes to livestock and few restaurants offer corn on the cob. The public tastes the novelty but critics remain wary, and the American delicacy is hardly a common dish outside niche spots.

France

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